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You can buy the best Atwood Carpets
made, at Csc per yard, this month only al
I...-l.-. SToNE & THoMAs',
A Lucky Goal Miner in Pueblo. Col.

Mr.. Albert Evans, Of Rockvale, was al
the Victoria. he purchased one.tenth o,
ticket No. 81 SOB in the September draw.
ing Of the Louisiana State Lottery for one
dollar. Ho was found to have drawn one.
tenth Of the fifty thousand dollar prize 10,
a dollar invested. He is o young mar
who has followed coal mining for a living
but no intends to invest this money in a
farm and establish himself for life.-Putble
(Col.) Chnftsin, September %. D4w
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Mrs. Whittenmye., the National Inspec
tor Of Woman's Relief Corps, will inspect
tho corps auzialiary to j. W. Holiday
Post, GA R on Thursday afternoon, De.
cemoer 5. ut 9 o'clock, at their place oil
meeting in, tho Odd Fellows building.
Ga Thu,aday evening ct 7:S0 she will
meet the membe,s OF tho corps, G. A. +.
camrades aud all their friends whom they
may bring with thom, and talk Of her
army experience IS q nurse and OF other
topics pertsining to tbs good OF the order
In general. All old soldiers arc especial.
ly invited 10 be- present. Members OF E..
". Stepheno Pest and comradcs across
the river will be welcomed. 81,
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Tnka Afivnufoo~
Take Advantage r..
OF tho great bargains Stone & Thomas are
Offering in Oarpetg.
Special Inducem ents.

Do not fail to read our Happy Thought
and "Timely Suggestion" Bee advertise
ment elsewhere in this paper. Hsvipt
received an order for Caligraph Writer
also an order for a Sewing Machine in
tended Tor Christmas gifts, We are prompt
cd to make the epecial Inducements offer
cd in our Advertisement. .,-"7
Very truly,
EDWARD L. ROSE g. Go,
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Syrup Of Figs

10 Natures own true laxative, It ia the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known 20 clense the system when
bilious or coativs; to dispol headaches,
colds, and tevers; to cure hsb!tual con.
ctipRtion, indigestion, piles, etc. Manu-.
factrred only by the California Fig Syrup
Company, San Francisco, Cal. Measrs,
Logan 4 Co., Anton P. Hess, R. B. Burt
and Q. Menkemeller, have been appoint.
ed agents for Wheeling, ". Va, M
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4. L. RICE & co,

When you are out shopping call IL
anu 10 X ut our Holiday offerings. NJ
are making spcciallles Of
Smoking Jackets.
Geltl-nlen's silk Han6knrchieis.
GentIcmen's L!n'n handkerchief.
GpnllHmen's Mnlllrrs.
Ladies' iia.dkcrrhIefs.
W.0 Screens.
Kid Gloyes.
Brass Goods. .. g
Collars and CUFFS.
Stamp.d Lineus.
Anu many other uscflllnnd ornamental
articles. A. l.. RICE l. Gu.
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Publications.,

WASHINGTON, D. O., Dec. ITO, West
Virginia slightly warmer, fair weather, light
10 irseh winds, generally southerly.
For Western Pennsylvania elish!ly
wG-mer, fair weather, light to fresh winds,
generally southerly.
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FALL AND WINTER STOCK,

WE arc daily receiving New Novelties
In Snitings, Pan,aloonlngs and Over
ceatiIss, which weGre prepared 10 make
up III Hrs,.ciass styIe-at reasonable
prices.
inil limo Of our celebrated Knit
Jackets n0W IN stock.
Oar NDN0 unlluuiricd Shirt, double
seaulel, rc-el,torced front ard back, at
50 cents, Is the greatest bargain ever
offered. q. HESS j. SUNS,
1891 l. 1923 Market Street.
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WRECK ON TIE HEMpFIELD,
A brakeman Killed Md all TRIMS arc
Delay cd. ..a

Delayed.
a freight wreck occurred st CASTOR
vile, about one mile east Of Finleyville,
on the Baltimore & Ohio railroad yester.
day morning, by which David Mycre,
one OF the crew Of the train, which was
the first section Of No. so, west bound
freight, lost his life. Tho wreck is sup.
posed to have been caused by bad
switch. :,
Myers Was about tTenty.eight years
OF age, eingle, and boarded OF Washing.
ton, Pa. =
Five cars were demolished, blockading
the track 60 that all trains were delayed
for the rest OF the day. 49,
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Thousands of Children

AZ born Into the world every day With some cc,o.
scurf or dandrud. aurc to develop mi, N% .pn
lrg eczema, theitchiug, burning and dlsfsuss,ioan
properly treated ''''e'S
Jaw. 4 warn, bath with Cuticura so,p an exquisite
cura the Great skin Cure with lI't'e cn,, Ev
Resolvent, tho Now Blood Purifier, anu oitca ,ur
Client 70 arrcsl ,hs prog esq OF The disease, Snd
point u aspoedy and permanent rurc. "-S
takes pride In their beauty purity and bealih snS
In bestowins uprn then schIl1s gre ,test InGer.
anco a 81 III without blemisii, and a BODY NOM,
,sbed BY pure bloc l. sho aid fail 10 make irIa n,
tho Cuttcura Remcdie., "'A '"
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DON'T forget the big supper at the He
brew ladies' brzaar thia evening from s
to So'clock At Odd Fellows hal, corner
Twelfth and Chsplins streets. y
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The healing and purifying qualities Of
Salvation Oil render it the best article 10,
the speedy and safe euro Of liberated cores,
Price only twenty-five cents. *
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THE UNION BRIDGE ri y:
rAvons THE SCHEME
And Nothing Now Remains but for TIT
, County Board to Ac.-rho Special Meet. :.
Ing of Council Last EveninE-The CITY
Health Board and Other Matters. "

A special meeting Of Council was hold
AZ The Public building last evening, hav.
ipsbecn called Tor tho purpo,e OF recslvin0
the report Of the members lormir-
Of The committee that be- psrl
ing negotiations "" :. neen conduct
Cochran e. ."n MeBsrs. Lynch and
=" az the construction Of a Union
. -, bridge over tho riyor at this point
There was d fairly good attendance d
membsra, the only sbsentocs being Messrs
Gavin aud hsnney, OF the Firut Branch
and Mesarn. Bremer, Jaeger, KRAFT, Max,
well, Miller, Stogser, vocklor and White
Of inc second Branch. The labby war
ANAL In nunhars hut those whs COMPOSED
1t were mostly prominent business men
who all along havo taken deep intsree,
In tho important matter OF a Union bridge
| The First Branch was called 10 o,,Je,
shortly atter bslf.past soyen o'clock. with
Mr.. Terrell In tho chair. Lato9the Mayo
appeared and took h!s place. The report
on the railroad matter WAC presented b,
Mr.. Debrugse tho ltat thing after the
minutes had been read and approved
The report was tho Same 40 the one pre-
sentel to the Chamber Of Commerce
Monday evening, and was largely mad,
up OF extracts from last Saturdays INTEL
: LloEScgR, embracing Judge Uochrsn's
proposal to the Joint Committee and III,
. report Of tho subcommittee tranBmittiul
: this proposal, the resolution of tho Gen
! eral COMMITTEES thereon, and supple
, mentary and explanatory communication
from Judge Cochran to tho Board Q
j County Oolnmlaslono,a.
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DON'T forget the big supper at the he.
brew ladies' bazaar this evening from s
to 8 o'clock at Odd Fellows hall, corner
Twelfth and Chapline streets. a.s -
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DoN'T forget the big supper at.the He.
brew ladies' bazsar this evening from 5
to 5 O'Clock at Odd Fellows' hall: corner
Twelfth and Chspline streets. ~,
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Carr. q. a. BoRELLA, New York, was
cured OF a 10 years case OF Piles BY Pal.
met's skin.success. At drug store Of Nc.
Lain Bros. .-E-- =. ..II- I
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OPERA GLASSES.
UIre .aaaffsasIIxQ|atIGc1*.,
Once. Nos. 20 nnd " Fonrtocnth stroot.


IT'D. Now Aivortiacnents.
For Rent D6ellipg.
Wanied-TWn Young Men.
ErgrAvIpGs. Gc,-kiColls Art Store.
HON 1opAthy--Boc icLe l. Tatel -
Coal VIs,s- Geo ". Johnson's Sons.
Water Rents II 7. Wilkinson, Secretary.
Fn,nltutc-FIcw & Beitschy.
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Don't forget the big supper at the He.
brew lsdies' bazaar thia evening from s
to s O'Clock at Odd Fellows hall, corner
Twelfth and Ohspline streets.
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You can buy the beat Brussels made at
75c (this month only at .
SToNg & THoMAs'.
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FIFTEEN pieces all.wool Block Cash.
mere at 6Oc per yard, worth 75c, at 81
SToNE 4 THoaAs',
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ENJOYABLE ENTERTAINMENT.

.,,ENJO aDAL In IGlsIA A1ENT,
Tho Arion tho Scene az a Very Pleasant
Evening. - ~
Tbs entertainment given at the Arion'.
hall last evening was brilliant and memo
rable auccess. It was under the ausp!ce,
Of the Arion Lsdioa' Section; President
Annie J.. Heos; Vics President, Lizzie
Eserter; Secretary, Julia Flading; Treas.
urer, Mary schcmpf; Committee on Dane,
ing, Messrs. AlbertL. Meyer, Will Pfar,
and Louis Lsue, and the ushers were
Misses Emilio schwostfe2er, Emile San.
ter, Carrie Greiner, and Mary Ros.!ger.
Kramer played ior tha dancing. The
programme was followed by superb cup.
per at midnight.
Vocal sooTi: Blind Flower J5SaSstsV
Miss susie hiester. :
Piano Duet Out yive... GAM
-, Mis- Mary butel and aIs J. II. Riddle, Ii,
Either Solo From Troubado Verdi
Mr.. Louis Lindenuth. -
Taoleau-L!bessy Enllghtening tho World......
ouartet.-como Where the Lille. BLOOM. ''u'
niucs Josephine Fading and Agnes Iestr IT,
p,S Messs ~, Irauk A. Weber and y; a. schaeier
Rec,atlon-lhe Dying soidler..... ........- Watson
Miss Lizzie kgeiter. Fl "a
vocal Duet-"'1is sne'" Q Happy T +. e
Miss Arna ], Hess and Mr.. Frank DSiamuel,er.
Taolcau -Lore.Ley on the Rhine ........,.....
solo aud chofus-LeSend OF the Bells.:. ...." Z.
Mn. Henry Keller and Asiou Lady Chorus, X
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GREAT reduction in prices Of Closks
u STONE & Thomas,
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GREAT reduction in Dress Goods at
STONE & THoMAs',
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Thermometer Record,

The Thermometer ct Schneprs d,us
store, Opera Houae corner, yesterday, reg.
isteIed co follows:
"a. n.."....."...... p. n...".............. ii
IN. m.....,......," W y. ....... 81
12M,,,,,.,...,..,,.,...,,. Is Ncathpr-CClr,
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Ten pieces Q 4 Atwood suitngs at Soc
per yard, been selling at 81 co. =
sToNg & THoMAs,
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The opinion of tbs people is that DR..
Bnll's Cough Syrup is tho beat and cheap-
est remedy for coughs, colds, sore throat,
asthma, etc. - ,lgssIl - = -
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Sold everywhere. Price, Cu,lcvra. g1,,: s,so
2sc;; Re o!ycnt. 81, Prepared by the Potter, Dyuc
az ' 81 LOT "How to Cure Skin Diseases" q
pages bo illustrations, aud 100 tCstlmon ala,
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L,s, Coon & %. cell Dry Goods cheapegt.
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Both Are Guarded with the Utmost Vigilance
and Thorough Search Is Being Made
for Evidence Against the Prisoners.
Lord Salisbury Declines to Discuss the
Question of Home Rule for Ireland.
Mr.. Vaudeville Deprived of His Clothes by
the Tullamore Jailer-Warrant for the
Arrest of Dillon-Cable News.
CALLAN AND HARKINS.

Their Case Growing IN Importance--A Wig
orous Search for Evidence.
Special to the INDIANAPOLIS Journal
LONDON, Nov. % The Callan-Harkins dyna-
mite affair is growing in importance and the
prisoners consequently reaping degree of
notoriety attached to the enormity Of their in
tentions as estimated by the police. Since their
arrest the prisoners have been carefully guard
ed, and the police have been actively engaged in
searching for evidence against them. They
have, it is announced, obtained sufficient proof
of their connection with other suspected persons
to be in a position to expose the w hole plot
when the culprits are again erraigned, and it is
said that enough dynamite has been disc ovsred
in places where they known to have held
conferences with acquaintances or confederates
to have caused frightful destruction of life and
property. The prisoners, when searched, were
found entirely willing to undergo the ordeal,
but it was afterwsrd discovered that they had
concealed several parcels Of explosive material
in their lodgings and in other places. Every
hole and corner known to have been frequented
visited by the prisoners is under police sur
veillarce, and additional evidence of their guilt
will doubtless be forthcoming.
Extraordinary precautions are being taken to
guard Cailan and Harkins against outside in
fuence or chances of escape from prison
search made of the dust holes and out of tho
way places in the building in which Callat
lodged to-day. and upwards of thirty pounds OF.
dynamite was discovered, while other explosive
compounds were found buried in the yards auf
gardens of adjoining houses. The closet,
drains and water-pipes in Harkinss residence
were also searched. but nothing discovered
there, though the police still in expectation
of finding something to reward them for their
labor. It appears that the curiosity of tee po-
lice excited and their attention attracted to
Harkins bv the fact that of his neighbors
left London for New York the Monday fol-
lowing the inquest on the body OF Cohen, and
before starting took portmanteau to several
places to have it repaired, stating ct each place
that he must have it within hour. in order
to enable him catch the steamer. The mans
evident hurry impressed the persons he visited,
and their suspicious communicated TO the
police, with the result of tracing certain things
to Harkns, which caused his arrest as well as
that of Callan.
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LORD SALISBURY.

Fge WIN Not Diseafa zfc,nst 1saIs--1sle Isust-g
of the Corning Parliament.
LONDON, Nov. 23.-Lord Sails bury, at size
Conservative conference at Oxford tonight, said
he would not discuss the matte of home rule
for Ireland, the author of the measure secure
the same having Withdrawn his proposals. 1t
was impossible, however. to produce scheme
that would be satisfactory. for instance. to both
Mr.. Trevelyan and Mr.. Davist. The coming
session of Parliament he said, would be devoted
to the pressing needs of England. It not
intended, until manifest change had been
complished. to propose increased powers of local
governments for Ireland. The govern
ment would. however, propose local
government reforms for England. including re-
forms in the liquor traffic, which would be al
lowed full liberty as far may be consistent
with social order. and would also move reforms
in parliamentary procedure which would prevent
self as strongly opposed to the disestablishment
of the church in England, Scotland and
Wales, but promised that whatever evils
listed would be removed. beginning with
measure for the abolition of tithes.
The state of agriculture in England was de-
plorable, and any measures for relieving the de-
preston receiving general consent would be-
hesitatipgly considered by the government The
recent meetings at Trafalgar Square were the
direct result of Mr. Gadstones advice TO the
Irish to defy the law. He could not understand
the sympathy of English Liberals for Mr..
OBrien, who had broken the law and melted
others to do the same, but behind that large
majority of the English public was In favor or
the policy OF The government
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The Queens Grief.

LONDON Nov. 23.-The Queen has been pro-
foundly depressed by the unfavorable news
from San Reno, which is most affecting to her.
both on public and private grounds The Grown
Prince and Princess were firmly resolved that
their reign should be one of peace and constitu-
tonal reform. whereas Prince William is sort
of revival of Frederick the Great. and is satur-
ated with his grandfather's holy alliance notions
as TO the divine right of kings There will be
place for the Crown Princess at her sons
court. SO that while in the very prime of life
this woman OF great talents will be reegated to
by means opulent obscurity, while her daugh-
ters must sink into comparative inslgniheance.
To those familiar with Berlin court politics the
situation is most tragical in its personal aspect,
while from a political point Of view the early
death of the Crown Prince would be one of the
most deplorable events in the history OF
Europe.
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IRISH AFFAIRS.
Mr.. Mandeville Deprived of His Clothes-War-
rant for the arrest of Dillon.

Mr.. Mandeyille Deprived of His Clothes-War-
rant for the arrest of Dillon.
DUBLIN, Nov. 23-Mr. Vaudeville who, since
his entrance to Tulamore prison. has refused to
wear the prison earb and VIII has slept in his
own clothing for fear of the convict dress being
substituted for his clothing if he should remove
it was, last night. surprised by the prison
dens who entered his cell and forcibly stripped
him OF his clothing and left him naked. Mr..
Vaudeville persists in his determination not to
wear the convict uniform, and is clothed at
present with a bed quilt, the only thing left for
him.
The Evening Telegraph says a warrant has
beeeu issued for the arrest of Mr.. John Dillon
any where in Great Britain.
The Express that Mr.. Frank Hugh
ODonnell, ex vice president of the Home rule
confederation has caused subpenaes to be is
OConner witnesses in his suit against the
London Times for ESQ, 600 damages for libel
in charging HIM with being connected
with the Phoenlx Park murder. The Express
also says: ''Mr. ODonnell has notified MIR.
OConnor to produce the minute books and ledg-
ers of the Home-rue Federation and the Ma
tiopal League in his possession, particularly
those covering the time spent by Mr.. Parneil in
Kilmainham Jail. The Parnellites furious
Mr. Parpel had three months ago resolved to
cross the IN November in order to avoid be-
ing placed in the witness box"
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Official Vote of Virginia.

RIcHsIoND. Va, Nov. 23-Dr. J. D. Pandle-
ton clerk of the State Senate, furnishes the
following official returns of the recent election
for members OF the Legislature. The total
Dem ocratic vote in ne State, leaving out the
county of Nansemond, from which there are two
returns, is 1I9, $50; total Republican vote. 1l6.-
$40; Democratic majority, 2,615. The first re-
turn from Nansemond gives Republican ma
jority of $50. leaving net Democratic majority
of 2 256 In the counties OF Amelia, Greenvile.
Nottaway, Stafford and Sussex. there were no
Democratic nominees for the House of Dele
gates, and consequently no Democratic vote was
polled. These counties gave Governor Lee B.
352 votes. Clark county had no Republican
nominees for the House, but poiled 81 votes for
the Republican Senator. This indicates that
had the five counties named polled their Demo
cratic vote the Democratic majority in the State
would have been about $500
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.

The Charge of Forgery Preferred by the CO.
iogne Gazette To BE Investigated.
LONDON. Nov. 23-A dispatch from Berlin
states that the public prosecutor has been or
dered to investigate the Cologne Gazerte's state
ment that the Gar had been deceived in
regard to Germany's policy by a forged
letter purportirg to be from Prince Bismarck,
but really the work of Orleanist intriguers. The
Cologne Gazette's statement has created the
greatest sensation throughout Germany.
Il is also stated that the Gar had
been led to believe by interested parties
at the German court that Emperor William
had not always approved Prince Bismarcks
policy. The Standards Berlin COR
respondent says that Emperor Will
lam, at the interview, disabussd the Gar of
this idea. The North German Gazette repro
duces the Cologne Gazetses revelations, but
says il cannos guarantee their accuracy.
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FREDERICK WILLIAMS CANCER.
A Faint Possibility that the Physicians Ma
Have Made a Mistake.


Have Made a Mistake.
Special to the indianapolis journal.
LONDON, Nov. 23.-The fact that Professor
Virchow failed to find absolutely unnstakable
cancerous germs in the last substance and dis
charge from the throat of the Crown Prince ex-
arnned by him. coupled with the patients ex-
cellent general health. encourages the hope that
the experts who examined him at San Reno
were mistaken in their conclusions DR.. Mac
kenzie. nevertheless, insists that the periods OF
convalescence enjoyed by the Prince prove that
his diagnosis correct at the outset and
asserts that the discharged matter sent TO
Professor Virchow necessarily disturbed in
transmission. and, therefore. vauelsss as in-
dicating the true nature of the patients malsdy.
Still, he admits that further analysis may de-
tect something upon which may be based indis-
putable proof that the original diagnosis WAS in
correct, and expresses mis- willingness to be gov
erned in his opinion by what the German ex-
perts may find
A dispatch from San Reno saws that the
Crown Princes voice continues very hoarse. Dr..
Bramann takes no part in the medical treat
ment OF the patient which is still intrusted TO
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The Dispute Among the Cherokees.

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 23.--The situation at Table
quah is becoming easy. The Downings refuse
TO meet in the council chamber with the Nat
ionals, and show a disposition to flibuster
until the thirty days prescribed by law are up.
which time the matter of counting the vote
Cor chlat must be referred to the United States
authorities. The Downines complain that an
armed Eorce of guards is continually kept In the
senate eh ber and insinuate that they are to
be used to coerce their senators; therefore they
stay away. 1t is said that possibly an
agreement be had to send the question up
to the United States Attorney general with the
Cherokee laws on the subject. and let him de-
eide the matter, as manv believe the question
must be settled to prevent bloodshed.
War talk is again being INDUCED in quite freely.
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Attempted Wife Murder.

LEXINGTON, KY, Nov. 23.-Late this after
noon, in Winchester. Milton Lawrence shot
and seriously wounded his wife. They have
been separated some time. When walking down
Main street with Chas. Wills, Lawrence saw his
wife coming out of a store. He remarked he
was going to kill her, and, drawing pistol.
fired, the ball striking her in the side of the
neck. Wills knocked the weapon down before
the delivery of the second shot and caught the
bullet in his leg. The woman's wound is serious,
but may not prove fatal Willss wound is
quite painful. Lawrence was arrested after a
struggle.